Gnome Terminal launcher
Project description
gtlaunch launches Gnome Terminal with predefined tabs, runs a command in each tab and leaves you in the shell if the command quits, so you can jump straight to work. See the demo:
Prerequisites
Linux with Gnome
ZSH (support for other shells is in the works)
Python 2.7 or 3.3+
Installation
The recommended way to install Python packages which provide executable scripts is to use pipsi:
pipsi install gtlaunch
But pip also works:
pip install gtlaunch
Add the following to your .zshrc (see this message for an explanation):
if [[ $1 == eval ]] then "$@" set -- fi
Configuration
By default, gtlaunch reads its configuration from a gtlaunch.json file located in user’s home directory. This can be overridden by passing the location of config file to --config option:
gtlaunch --config ../my-projects.json
Here’s an example configuration file (note: JSON does not allow comments, these are just for reference):
{ // The configuration is an object where keys are project names // and values store per-project settings. "simple_project": { // The simplest setup is just a list of commands under the tabs key "tabs": ["vim", "python", "git status"] }, "more_options": { // prefix specifies a command that will be run before each tab's // command executes "prefix": "workon test", // you can specify working directory; ~ will be expanded "cwd": "~/Development", "tabs": [ // the extended format allows more options, see below { // command is required "command": "vim", // title is optional, defaults to command "title": "editor" }, // you can mix&match both formats "python", "git status" ] } }
Resources
License
gtlaunch is free software, licensed under the MIT/X11 License. A copy of the license is provided with the source code in the LICENSE file.